SAMTEC Wins Air Force RECON Unit Award
Maj. Gen. Louis L. Wilson Jr. accepts the Air Force Unit Award for SAMTEC for exemplary RECON program management. The ceremony at Bolling AFB DC highlighted $30 million in cost reductions since 1965 plus $1.54 million saved by Robert H. Jones from antenna matrix reconfiguration. Total RECON savings reach about $13 million to date.
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Air Force
Richard J. Borda
Louis L. Wilson, Jr
Space and Missile Test Center
Samtec
Bolling Afb
D.C
Air Force Systems Command
AFSC
Eugene E. Cooper
Arthur M. Meek
Virginia Muir
Test Data Division
Air Force Wide
Housewives organize Concern Inc. anti pollution group forms nationwide
Washington report shows seven women formed Concern Inc to inform housewives about products and disposal. They produced Eco Tips pamphlet with 35,000 early funding and 250 000 copies requested by volunteers and business groups. A second edition planned to cover gasoline and phosphate use.
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Washington
UPI
Concern, Inc
Concern
Paul Ignatius
Federal Water Quality Administration
Coffee klatch evolves with women's liberation impact
New York dispatch notes coffee klatch no longer just chats over coffee. It now doubles as rally, planning board, and social shift driven by feminism and sexual politics, influencing dictionaries and language as new terms emerge.
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New York
UPI
Dr. Spock
Kate Millett
Betty Friedan
Simone de Beauvoir
Second Sex
Merriam-Webster
David Replogle
G&c Merriam Co
Springfield
Mass
Girlcott
McCall's
Noah Webster
Heart Attack Signs Aimed to Save American Lives
Massachusetts General Hospital urges immediate help for heart attack symptoms. A hospital chart lists warning signs including prolonged chest pain, sweating, weakness, and possible arm or neck spreading pain. The effort partners with media and organizations to educate the public nationwide.
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Boston
UPI
Roman W. DeSanctis
Massachusetts General Hospital
MGH
MGH News
American Heart Association
Professional Employment Workshop at Allan Hancock College
Second year Allan Hancock College students will take part in a free Professional Employment Workshop offered by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Initiated Jan 4 at Vandenberg Air Force Base the program trains students in job applications interviews and tailor made aerospace career guidance.
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Allan Hancock College
Jack Vaughn
American Institute of Aeronautics Astronautics
AIAA
Vaughn
Hancock
Vandenberg Air Force Base
New Law Auto Suspends Licenses for Car Crime Use
London officials announce a sweeping measure to suspend licenses automatically for criminals who use a vehicle in the commission of any crime, even if they commit no traffic violations. The rule aims to curb crimes by car and will take effect under the new government plan.
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London
UPI
Dream Inheritance Shocks Vacaville Inmate Million Dollar Letter
Lyle J. Fisher, prisoner at California Medical Facility, received a letter claiming a $1.3 million inheritance from an unknown East Coast benefactor. He plans legal appeals and hopes a prison job to stay near family while days in jail turn toward possible release. He rejects therapy, writes a memoir about the windfall, and seeks to regain life outside. Meanwhile in San Francisco, Francis H. Cislini of the Salinas Californian is named 1970 Publisher of the Year for guiding coverage of labor disputes in the Salinas Valley.
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California Medical Facility
Fisher
East
Lyle E. Fisher
Vacaville
San Luis Obispo
Tahoe
San Francisco
UPI
California Press Association
Francis H. Cislini
Salinas
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Housewives Organize Concern Inc
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el Cerrito
Lyle
Cissini
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Delaware
South Seas
Kodel
Nia
Penneys
Call Penneys
Santa Maria